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You can't stay on topic or on point to save you, can you?

When I kill something, it's to protect me and mine, and/or to eat it. Irrelevant to the conversation, as is every other rabbit hole you're trying to go down.

You should go back to rarely posting; an intelligent and coherent discussion - on point and on topic - is clearly beyond your capabilities.


I'm staying on topic ... but in the process I'm easily slapping you out of your anti-Christian atheist pigeon hole.

Your answer just proved my point.

Your disrespect of the life you take ... it proves my point and illustrates the difference between believers, or all kinds, and you atheists.

You have no respect for life ... yet you claim yourself to be morally and ethically superior, "more honest" if you will.

Yet we believers ... believers it whatever and for whatever reason, we believe, we have faith, that inside every body, every temple, dwells a soul. Christians and Buddhists in particular - we believe even animals have souls.

The belief has evolved over the years but it exists for good reason.

Now, if you are so shallow as to believe yourself so intellectually superior, (which you obviously are not), as to have my very simple analogies fly over your head ... that's fine. I get it - I see it all the time in you atheists. I stated it from the very get-go. But do yourself a favor, don't try to baffle me with your "stay on topic" bravo sierra.

You kill your prey without honor of any sort. You do not even respect the life you are taking which allows you to extend the life of you and yours.

Now, understand the Etymology of the word "honesty" ... the genesis of this thread. It's early 14th century French meaning, to have honor, to be an honorable person.

Yet you atheists cannot even honor a life? It is meaningless to you on all levels. We have no souls according to you people and you are never even willing to enter into the possibilities that something beyond us, something higher than us, exists ... because it is beyond your capabilities.

My point is proven.

Now, if you would really like to have an honest discussion about honor and integrity and religion ... let me know. We'll start over without your preconceived notions that Christians, or any religious order for that matter, is comprised of dishonest followers based purely upon their belief systems that there is a higher power or that this prophet or that existed or did not exist.

Or you may continue to play your atheist word games and I'll simply ignore you because there is one rule that my grandpappy taught me long ago ... "Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him. —Proverbs 26:4"

And again I'll state, I am not a fan of organized religion ... but since my wife and children, my sisters and brothers, my parents and ancestors are - I am a fan of defending their honor.


You're a laughable fool.

"Anti-christian atheist"? You couldn't be further off base.

You remain clueless and off point, off base, and off topic, as every post you've made proves.

Never claimed myself intellectually superior, and never said I didn't honor whatever I killed (only stated why I killed), but none of that has anything to do with this thread or any question or subject brought up at all.

You asked for examples of when might does not make right; I provided them. You ridiculed the same, even if they are Christian at base and the base of Christianity. Might making right, or not, still has no bearing on honesty. None of that has any merit at all on whether Christians are more or less honest than non-Christians (which I've stated time and again comes down to the person, not the faith).

You have yet to stay on point or on topic, if only obviously.

Come back when you can comprehend anything logical. We won't hold our collective breath.


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4ager, go back and read RWE's posts on this thread. Read them carefully, and then you will understand.

As a stated in the "Jesus Picture" thread, I have no reason to doubt the mans character, but some of his posts on this thread were a little wonky.


Wonky? this from the self proclaimed 'great debater' who's debating style is projectionism and logical fallacy.

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Come on Wilkes. Give us a good logical argument.

I would hope you have one in there someplace.


Can't you look around and see what has been created? Do you think that all of this is coincidence? Isn't the miracle of life enough to believe in a higher power? Step out on faith and can the logic for a while. This could be compelling for you. I hope you do, and if so, I hope it works.

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Wow, what an adult way to begin your post. Regardless, I'll provide you an answer.

If you compare the Encephalization Quotient between the above mentioned species, humans by far, have the highest.

Human: 7.44
Dolphin: 5.31
whales: 1.76.

So yes, by that measure, we are intellectually superior. In addition, we are better able to use that intellect since we have opposable thumbs.
Since ethics, morality, and spirituality are derived from out intellect, it's likely we are superior in these area's as well.


Now we're talking!

Well done. smile

So that means no souls exist ... they are a product of our superior imaginations?


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Christians believe animals have souls? Can ya reference that position?

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Wow, what an adult way to begin your post. Regardless, I'll provide you an answer.

If you compare the Encephalization Quotient between the above mentioned species, humans by far, have the highest.

Human: 7.44
Dolphin: 5.31
whales: 1.76.

So yes, by that measure, we are intellectually superior. In addition, we are better able to use that intellect since we have opposable thumbs.
Since ethics, morality, and spirituality are derived from out intellect, it's likely we are superior in these area's as well.


Now we're talking!

Well done. smile

So that means no souls exist ... they are a product of our superior imaginations?


If you have convincing evidence for the existence of souls, please present it.


You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.

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You're a laughable fool.

"Anti-christian atheist"? You couldn't be further off base.

You remain clueless and off point, off base, and off topic, as every post you've made proves.

Never claimed myself intellectually superior, and never said I didn't honor whatever I killed (only stated why I killed), but none of that has anything to do with this thread or any question or subject brought up at all.

You asked for examples of when might does not make right; I provided them. You ridiculed the same, even if they are Christian at base and the base of Christianity. Might making right, or not, still has no bearing on honesty. None of that has any merit at all on whether Christians are more or less honest than non-Christians (which I've stated time and again comes down to the person, not the faith).

You have yet to stay on point or on topic, if only obviously.

Come back when you can comprehend anything logical. We won't hold our collective breath.


Thank you ... and I believe you. But the time is probably coming when we are no longer going to be able to turn the other cheek ... we're under attack and we're eventually going to have to fight back on some level.

Whether or not might makes right ... I dunno. I tend to believe it's not about that - it's about those with the most conviction and those with the most determination .... they win and they write history.

That's all that will matter 1000s of years from now provided the Great Jumpmaster in the Sky doesn't send a big rock down from the heavens thus hitting the reset button and starting all over again.

Every day I read a scripture. And every day I read the science journals. You're a turn the other cheek kinda guy. I'm more old testament, paratrooper type whose patron Saint is the Arch Angel Michael ... fire and brimstone.

Others are bible thumpers for other reasons - I pass no judgment on anyone but I do despise the atheists who paint broad strokes with wide brushes against Christianity while hiding behind the anonymity of the Internet and while shivering in their panties afraid to attack, with equal vigor, those of another religion who's radical beliefs would see us all beheaded for the sake of their god.

So yes, I do believe that there are times when might makes right. I come from a family of men who fought to protect certain rights ... including the one to worship freely, to exist without the heavy hand of organized religion or government tyranny bearing down upon us. It is a lineage that goes way back in my family ... yet today, these days, I feel almost powerless to even slow down the steady assault on our freedoms, and the freedoms of others, by those who either claim we should turn the other cheek and those who claim we have no moral or ethical basis to fight-back because of so-called past transgressions committed by whomever, whenever, who I could give a fat baby's butt about.

So forgive me if I offended you ... but I am glad you finally stated your case plainly, even if I disagree with you on some levels.

Others ran away.

This thread was destined to be contentious from its onset and I suspect the OP knew as much going-in ... but he had nothing to lose. He is, after all, hiding behind the anonymity of the Internet while attempting to spread the gospel his own negative anti-Christian religion.

It is why this country is in decline this very moment.


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Originally Posted by wilkeshunter
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4ager, go back and read RWE's posts on this thread. Read them carefully, and then you will understand.

As a stated in the "Jesus Picture" thread, I have no reason to doubt the mans character, but some of his posts on this thread were a little wonky.


Wonky? this from the self proclaimed 'great debater' who's debating style is projectionism and logical fallacy.

Kent


Ol Antelope is a believer in the making, or at least I hope so. I give him a hard time, although I shouldn't. He just can't see the forest for the trees. wink


Come on Wilkes. Give us a good logical argument.

I would hope you have one in there someplace.


Can't you look around and see what has been created? Do you think that all of this is coincidence? Isn't the miracle of life enough to believe in a higher power? Step out on faith and can the logic for a while. This could be compelling for you. I hope you do, and if so, I hope it works.


Wilkes,

I love the outdoors and all it has to offer. However, when I enjoy the outdoors, or examine the night sky through a spotting scope, EVERYTHING I see can be explained by natural means without the need to invoke a creator. In general, this argument, depending on how it is made, falls under one of two fallacies, either the Argument from Ignorance, or the Argument from personal Incredulity.

Our world is amazing, wonderful and complex, but we can explain it all without invoking a creator.

BTW, thank-you for stepping up and putting forth an argument. It's a real improvement over your previous posts.

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Christians believe animals have souls? Can ya reference that position?

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In the Bible, the word for "spirit" is the same as "breathe." But there is ultimately a difference between the life of humans and the life in animals.

In Genesis 2:7, God breathes into the nostrils of man and gives him life, but all land animals have this same breath as well. "And they went in unto Noah into the ark, two and two of all flesh, wherein is the breath of life." (Genesis 7:15 (KJV))


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Are Atheists more honest than Christians?


How could atheists possibly be more honest......when they don't know the TRUTH?


I know I'm more likely to be [bleep] over by a 'Christian', that I know.


You're more than welcome to an afterlife with Ken Howell and Ringman.




Let me help you out you fum dugger!!!! You ain't never been fugged over by a Christian and if you listen real close I'll splain it to you.

If a fuggin duck says its a Chicken its not really a Chicken!!! It's a fuggin duck comprenda.

The definition of the word Christian means to be Christ like. If someone ain't Christ like there not a fuggin Christian. If I tell you I'm a fuggin Ford truck then fugg ya over are ya stupid enouph to tell everyone ya know that you got fugged over by a Ford truck. No.....you'd say....that stupid fugger shod thinks he's a Ford truck but he's not. He's just an asshollle that fugged me over.


I hope this has been a learned conversation friendo.


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Originally Posted by SCRooster
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SC,

Christians believe animals have souls? Can ya reference that position?

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In the Bible, the word for "spirit" is the same as "breathe." But there is ultimately a difference between the life of humans and the life in animals.

In Genesis 2:7, God breathes into the nostrils of man and gives him life, but all land animals have this same breath as well. "And they went in unto Noah into the ark, two and two of all flesh, wherein is the breath of life." (Genesis 7:15 (KJV))


Where are you quoting the spirit and breathe text from? How can it be the same when you are stating there is a difference?

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"Our world is amazing, wonderful and complex, but we can explain it all without invoking a creator."

A very bold assertion, indeed. Just saying.

When you can create or destroy matter or energy, get back to me.


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Originally Posted by oldtrapper
"Our world is amazing, wonderful and complex, but we can explain it all without invoking a creator."

A very bold assertion, indeed. Just saying.

When you can create or destroy matter or energy, get back to me.


We are already able to destroy matter and convert it into energy. We do it with nuclear power plants, and with atomic and nuclear weapons.

We are also able to smash protons into subatomic particles that quickly decay in particle accelerators.

So on this question, you are about 70 years behind the times.


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Are Atheists more honest than Christians?


How could atheists possibly be more honest......when they don't know the TRUTH?


I know I'm more likely to be [bleep] over by a 'Christian', that I know.


You're more than welcome to an afterlife with Ken Howell and Ringman.




Let me help you out you fum dugger!!!! You ain't never been fugged over by a Christian and if you listen real close I'll splain it to you.

If a fuggin duck says its a Chicken its not really a Chicken!!! It's a fuggin duck comprenda.

The definition of the word Christian means to be Christ like. If someone ain't Christ like there not a fuggin Christian. If I tell you I'm a fuggin Ford truck then fugg ya over are ya stupid enouph to tell everyone ya know that you got fugged over by a Ford truck. No.....you'd say....that stupid fugger shod thinks he's a Ford truck but he's not. He's just an asshollle that fugged me over.


I hope this has been a learned conversation friendo.


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Please read my earlier post in the Jesus Picture thread regarding the True Scotsman Fallacy. It seems to be a Christian favorite.


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Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by oldtrapper
"Our world is amazing, wonderful and complex, but we can explain it all without invoking a creator."

A very bold assertion, indeed. Just saying.

When you can create or destroy matter or energy, get back to me.


We are already able to destroy matter and convert it into energy. We do it with nuclear power plants, and with atomic and nuclear weapons.

We are also able to smash protons into subatomic particles that quickly decay in particle accelerators.

So on this question, you are about 70 years behind the times.


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Originally Posted by oldtrapper
"Our world is amazing, wonderful and complex, but we can explain it all without invoking a creator."

A very bold assertion, indeed. Just saying.

When you can create or destroy matter or energy, get back to me.



OT,

You are of course correct. Some have posted in response to this but were clearly taking their own view of your statements.

Man cannot "create" the matter or the energy. He can only take what is there ALREADY and bust it or burn or otherwise change it.

Maybe we'll see a response from the goofball that wrote a book titled "The Universe from Nothing" or something like that. Any cockamamie theory is superior to the idea of a Creator. It seems natural that man tries to see himself without being held accountable to a Creator.

btw, I am of the notion that "animals" do have souls but they do not have eternal souls like man.

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Agnostics are the most honest people.

They don't know, and neither does anybody else.




Nope, not true at all.

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Originally Posted by antelope_sniper

If you have convincing evidence for the existence of souls, please present it.


I have faith ... that's all I need.

If you have convincing evidence that we do not have souls ... please present it.

In the meantime I'll do my best to convey my personal experiences where souls are concerned - with regard to human death and life.

This is just one example of many I have witnessed during the course of my life which, has seen many deaths. Yet this one is most personal.

As a teenager I watched my grandfather die of oat cell lung cancer. It was a horrible death in which, over the course of about a month, he slowly suffocated to death.

On the night he died in his home on our farm I watched him go through his death throes ... using all the hand gestures he had used during my childhood to tell stories of his life, he relived his life during those final minutes before he gave his last breath.

He was a hunter, an ex Calvary man, a Texan, who lived through the great depression and WW II and ... he had these bird dogs, rip raff pointers, that he loved. And they loved him.

When he became ill so quickly, my mother and father gave the dogs to a nearby neighbor, and farmer, a close friend of my grandfather's, who wanted to take care of the dogs and hunt them as they were meant to do. He lived about two miles from us as the crow flies or, as we used to say back then, "on the little farm beyond the north creek."

When my grandfather gave his last breath, in the middle of the night surrounded by his family and far sooner than any of us thought it might happen .... the phone rang. It was our farmer neighbor. Because, at that very instant, those eight dogs had started howling and would not stop ... to which the farmer felt it meant something, as if something had passed by, and it caused him to get out of bed and dial our party line.

But it doesn't end there.

Some years later, after I had served, as all the men in my family have done, I found myself doing contract work in Central America. Eagle Aviation here in Columbia, SC had made it's bones as Air American during the Vietnam war, and now it was doing the same under Reagan in Central America in the late 80s and I had returned from my time in service with a particular skill set which made me an attractive hire to interests involved in Central America at the time.

During one of our later, for lack of a better terms, missions ... my unit found itself stranded in a rather precarious situation where our C-123 failed to show for extraction. We later found out that it had been shot down and one of the mechanics, a guy by the name of Gene Hasenfus, had been captured ... but that's another story.

So anyways, here we are left to E & E back to Ilopango on our own devices ... and this is where the story continues.

It was a long hike. Details not important but everyone in that part of the world was looking for us for obvious reasons - both sides. During the course of the hump I was basically surrounded, in a jungle which I'll leave to your imagination, by the bad guys. I was tired, hungry, sick from drinking bad water and I was at my wit's end.

I gave up and in a last gasp to evade capture I lay down in a gully full of creepy crawly things that you cannot imagine, covered myself in jungle gunk and waited to be stepped-on at which time I had resigned myself to death because my intention was to come up guns-a-blaring. I had already said my prayers and asked that my Mother not suffer in her grief.

I could hear the bad guys talking and shouting at one another, they knew they were close. I figured one of them had probably seen me because they came in with intent from both ridges - it was only a matter of them closing their ranks upon me.

But a peacefulness and calm took over which I cannot explain and I heard footsteps coming towards me on the mushy jungle floor.

As I looked up through my quilt of cover I saw my grandfather standing there just above me to my left ... looking down upon me with his fingers to his lips as if shushing me. He was much younger than I had ever known him to be personally ... although few pictures existed of his younger days, I suspected he was young as if pre-war, maybe in his twenties, still strong, before the glasses and dentures, his hair still blonde and his eyes still twinkling blue and he was healthy and confident.

I lay there amazed, afraid to even twitch thinking I was already dead and he was there to take me somewhere ... wherever he had been since his death.

I'll never forget his teeth. He had lost his teeth during WWII before my birth ... but there he was with this smile full of teeth.

Then he moves off not silently, but with physical sounds and the next thing I know gunfire erupts and I hear all the bad guys moving south from my position. I laid there for a moment wondering what I had just witnessed before uncovering myself and hauling tail north ...

But it doesn't end there.

Back in South Carolina, we think around the same time, my mother was awoken by a feeling that her father had passed through the room. She had been having bad feelings for days that something had happened to me. I was estranged from the family at the time and they had absolutely no idea where I was or what I was doing - all they knew was that I had returned to the states from Italy and disappeared.

She was asleep on the top of her bed - depressed at the feelings she was experiencing that I was in great danger. Then, she suddenly felt like everything was going to be okay, as if she knew I was being watched-over by her Dad.

Not knowing what to do she got in her car and first drove to our church, I was raised devout Lutheran, and she prayed with our pastor, an old German fellow who we all loved and respected. He comforted her to some degree but it wasn't enough. So she had heard of this physic woman in Columbia back then ... I can't remember the gal's name but she was one of those spooky women who claimed to have the ability to talk to whomever ... I dunno. This part I cannot explain.

She drove from our farm to Columbia and visited this woman who took her money, then took something of mine which I shall not mention, and proceeded to tell my mother that I was indeed in danger, but her father had interceded (which my mother had never mentioned her feelings that her father had passed by) ... and that I was on a river, on my way home, and I was alive and well.

I finally made it home 47 days later.

I had been there for several days before my sister told me the story of what my mother had been through ... and I approached my mother to tell me her version of her experience, which she did.

And here is the rest of the story.

I listened to Mom ... then I told her what happened and about my experience - and she cried. And oh, about that river? It was true. I had been picked-up just east of Las Lomas and boated up a river, for two days, to a road where I was then trucked/snuke near Somoto and crossed over into Honduras on my way back to Ilopango.

That's my story.

Am I being honest or am I full of bravo sierra?

You decide.

In the meantime, I believe in souls. There is way more out there than human being has yet to come close to understanding. Times were simpler millennials ago. We've let modern science and the many mitigating parties disrupt our natural ability to accept the possibilities that abound around us. Some call it an aura, others faith .... whatever it is, it exists for me and that's all that matters in my little sphere.

Take it for what it is worth.

I've paused many times before hitting the submit button ... perhaps this will do someone some good.

Good night.


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Been watching this.By now everyone has figured out the only difference in everyone is what they choose to believe in.Everyone has their proof.Hell, even chicken little had his proof.After all a piece of the sky hit him in the head.Folks that think we come from spacemen have their proof.There is no proof of anything.We choose to believe thats all.Nobody has better proof than anyone else.All men live by what they believe to be,not by what they know.To claim anything else is to be a fool.


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